'''Rune''' was a science fiction fanzine published by The Minnesota Science Fiction Society.

'''Rune''' was a science fiction fanzine published by The Minnesota Science Fiction Society.

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''Rune'' began life as ''MinnSTF Newsletter'' in the mid 1960s, but the group members quickly changed the name to ''Rune''.

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''Rune'' began life as ''MinnSTF Newsletter'' in the mid 1960s, but the group members quickly changed the name to ''Rune''. It was published throughout the 1970s, 1980s, 1990s and into the 2000s. Issue 87 appeared in October 2012.

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The editors of ''Rune'' for 1973 were Chuck Holst and Bev Swanson. The editor in 1974 was Don Blyly (February 1974, #35), and from 1974 till 1976 was Fred Haskell, for issues 39 - 48, with Editor Elect David Emerson. Lee Pelton was the editor from 1978-1980. In the early 1980s, Lee and Carol Kennedy were the co-editors. In 1982 Karen Trego was editor; in 1985 Ken Fletcher was editor; by 1986 M.K. Digre and Eric Biever were co-editors, succeeded by co-editors John Bartelt, Garth Danielson and David Stever Schnoes; in the 1990s, the editor was Jeff Schalles, with editorial staff Garth Danielson and Tom Juntunen.

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The editors of ''Rune'' for 1973 were Chuck Holst and Bev Swanson. The editor in 1974 was Don Blyly (February 1974, #35), and Bev Swanson and from 1974 till 1976 was Fred Haskell, for issues 39 - 48, with David Emerson as editor for two issues. Lee Pelton and Carol Kennedy were the editors from 1978-1980. In the early 1980s, editorship alternated between John Bartelt, Garth Danielson, Karen Trego, David Stever, and Joe Wesson. by 1986 M.K. Digre and Eric Biever were co-editors, succeeded by Michael Butler; then Jeanne Mealy and David E Romm from 1987 to 1991. in the 1990s, the editorship rotated between Garth Danielson, December; Ken Fletcher, March; Tom Juntunen, June; Jeff Schalles, September. The most recent issue, 87, released October 2012, was edited by Matthew Strait and Kelly Strait.

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It was published throughout the 1970s, 1980s, 1990s and into the 2000s. Issue 85 appeared in March 1995.

Included also were reprints of speeches by Ted Johnstone, with illustrations by Bjo Trimble.

Included also were reprints of speeches by Ted Johnstone, with illustrations by Bjo Trimble.

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Previously, co-editor Garth Danielson had published [[Boowatt]]. M. K. Digre also published [[Quinapalus]] in the 1980s.

Previously, co-editor Garth Danielson had published [[Boowatt]]. M. K. Digre also published [[Quinapalus]] in the 1980s.

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Jeff Schalles was also one of the Guest Editor and Publishers of [[Science Fiction Five Yearly]].

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Jeff Schalles was also one of the Guest Editors and publishers of [[Science Fiction Five Yearly]].

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RuneCover art by Tom Foster

Rune was a science fiction fanzine published by The Minnesota Science Fiction Society.

Rune began life as MinnSTF Newsletter in the mid 1960s, but the group members quickly changed the name to Rune. It was published throughout the 1970s, 1980s, 1990s and into the 2000s. Issue 87 appeared in October 2012.

The editors of Rune for 1973 were Chuck Holst and Bev Swanson. The editor in 1974 was Don Blyly (February 1974, #35), and Bev Swanson and from 1974 till 1976 was Fred Haskell, for issues 39 - 48, with David Emerson as editor for two issues. Lee Pelton and Carol Kennedy were the editors from 1978-1980. In the early 1980s, editorship alternated between John Bartelt, Garth Danielson, Karen Trego, David Stever, and Joe Wesson. by 1986 M.K. Digre and Eric Biever were co-editors, succeeded by Michael Butler; then Jeanne Mealy and David E Romm from 1987 to 1991. in the 1990s, the editorship rotated between Garth Danielson, December; Ken Fletcher, March; Tom Juntunen, June; Jeff Schalles, September. The most recent issue, 87, released October 2012, was edited by Matthew Strait and Kelly Strait.